Student Governance
Senate Advising
The Office for Student Engagement staff enjoys a close relationship with the Reed student senate. We attend senate meetings, meet with senate leadership and work with the treasury.
Student Senate Spring 2019
The student senate plays an influential role on Reed's campus. Senate is the voice of the students: its members fund student organizations, participate in campus policy-making, and work with the staff members to improve the quality of student life. If you would like to get involved or learn more about the election process, email a current senate member.
| President | Pax Lloyd-Burchett |
| Vice President | Isabel Hoff |
| Treasurer | Mitzi Zitler |
| Vice Treasurer | Frank Gaunt |
| Assistant Treasurer | Salma Huque |
| Secretary | Maddie Huber |
| Senators | Keegan Samaniego |
| Billy Fish | |
| Isabelle Sinclair | |
| Alisa Chen | |
| Pixie Freeman | |
| Jonathan Lederman | |
| Aislin Steill | |
| Contact senate | |
| warroom@groups.reed.edu | |
| Location | The President/VP office is located in the Student Union upstairs hallway |
| Meetings | Student Union, 4:40 p.m. Tuesdays (Spring 2019) |
| Calendar |
Meetings with agendas and office hours! Reed log-in required. |
The Treasury
The student body treasurers run the funding process. They keep track of student organization budgets, manage student body funds, and disburse money.
Contact Treasurers
| money@reed.edu | |
| Location | The Treasurers’ office is located in the Student Union upstairs hallway |
| Finance Committee meetings | 7pm, Tuesdays, Eliot 207 |
| Finance Committee Chair | Isabel Hoff and Mitzi Zitler |
| Treasury forms | Disbursement and Loan forms available outside the treasurers’ office door or online with Reed log-in. |
Appointments Committee
This senate committee appoints students to a variety of committees and positions on campus. Serving on a committee is a good way to get involved on campus and learn how the college works. For more information on the appointments committee, and to apply for an open position visit the Handshake.
| Appointments Committee chair | Keegan Samaniego |
| Members | Billy Fish, Isabelle Sinclair, Alisa Chen, Pixie Freeman |
| Interviews held | 9pm, Mondays, Eliot 121 |
Appointments opportunities open on a weekly basis and are announced in the Student Body Info newsletter. Numerous positions are available in the fall, and are listed in an approximate schedule below. Students are encouraged to apply to appointed positions throughout the semester, and to re-apply to positions if not initially successful.
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March |
KRRC, Eletion Czars, Student Opportunity Subsidy (SOS), Assistant Treasurer, Handbook Editor |
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April |
Judicial Board, Honor Council |
Student Opportunity Subsidy Committee
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SOS Committee chair |
Gabi Stonoha |
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Members |
Isabel Hoff, Mitzi Zitler, Pixie Freeman |
Reed Student Senate Bylaws mandate that the interest earned from the Student Body Endowment funds a project which broadly benefits the student body. A student committee, chaired by a student senator, and made up entirely of students, oversees the SOS programs. The SOS Committee currently administers two programs:
- Discretionary grants assist students experiencing substantial financial hardship who would benefit significantly from a single grant of up to $2,000. This may include, but is not limited to, necessary medical costs, unexpected educational costs, or emergency travel costs. Please contact the SOS Committee chair directly for instructions on how to apply. Grants are available on a rolling basis throughout the year, and applications may be submitted through the final day of class.
- Summer project grants applications open midway through the spring semester. The Committee intends to financially assist students who are pursuing unpaid or low-paid academic, educational, creative, or career-oriented summer opportunities. By establishing this fund, the Senate hopes to enable students to pursue opportunities that otherwise lack a channel of financial support through the college.
Judicial Board
For more information on the student judicial system at Reed, visit the Judicial Board website.
Honor Council
For more information on the role and functions of the Honor Council, visit the Honor Council site.
Community Documents
In order to understand how Reed functions and how to get things done on campus, it is important to be familiar with Reed’s community documents. These documents include the constitutions, bylaws, and policies that govern a number of aspects of campus life. The following documents can be found at sin.reed.edu.
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